2008 Pool Standings

 

Pool A

WINS

LOSSES

District 2 (Host)

4

1

West

3

2

South

2

3

Europe

1

3

Latin America

1

4


 

 = Advances to the championship round

Pool B

WINS

LOSSES

Central

5

0

Asia-Pacific

4

1

East

3

2

Canada

1

3

Southwest

0

5


 

 = Advances to the championship round

Runs Given Up

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Pool A

 

 

 

 

West

1

1

0

3

Europe

13

9

11

3

South

8

6

1

4

Latin America

4

2

7

1

District 2

0

2

4

4

Pool B

 

 

 

 

Central

0

0

0

2

Asia-Pacific

10

0

2

3

Southwest

12

11

15

15

Canada

9

10

7

8

East

1

4

1

0

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Pool Play Round:
Pool play will be used to advance two teams from each pool to the Championship round (thus eliminating 6 of the 10 teams from the Championship competition).

A defined tie breaker system will be used, if necessary, to determine which teams will advance to the Championship round and their position in their Pool.

Championship Round:
This round will determine the World Series Champion from among the 4 teams that advance out of the pool play round. At this point, pool play results have no further bearing on the 4 remaining teams, regardless their losses in the Pool Play round.

The Championship round will be conducted under a single elimination tournament format. In the semi-finals, the winner of Pool "A" will play the second place team from Pool "B" and the winner from Pool "B" will play the second place team from Pool "A". Those winners will meet in the final game for the Big League World Series Championship.

Friendship Round:
This round is scheduled to give each team at least 6 games. Teams playing in this round cannot get back in the Championship round.

Tie Breaker:

  1. If two teams tie for 1st place after Pool Play, these two teams play in the Championship Round, with the Pool winner determined by head to head competition between those 2 teams.

  2. If two teams tie for 2nd place after Pool Play, the 2nd place team will determined by head to head competition between those 2 teams in Pool Play.

  3. If three teams tie for 1st and one team has defeated the other two in Pool Play, that team is determined the 1st place team. The 2nd place team is determined by head to head competition of those 2 teams in Pool Play.

  4. If three teams tie for 1st place and there is no clear victor from head to head competition, the 1st place team is the team with the lowest runs given up % (total runs given up divided by total innings played). The 2nd place team is determined by head to head competition of those 2 teams in Pool Play.

  5. If three teams tie for 2nd place and one team has defeated the other two in Pool Play, that team is determined the 2nd place team. If there is no clear 2nd place team from head to head competition, the 2nd place team is the team with the lowest runs given up % (total runs given up divided by total innings played).

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